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Jennifer Huber

  • Science Writer, Editor, and Blogger, Freelance
Berkeley
As seen in: Scope Blog, Cisco Blogs, Entrepreneur, Phys.org, Tech Xplore, SciTechDaily, symmetry magazine, Charlotte Sun, Englewood Sun, The Arcadian and
I'm a Ph.D. physicist working in the field of medical imaging research. I'm also a freelance science writer, editor, blogger, and writing instructor.
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Engineering Resilience: Lessons from the Front Lines of Cisco's SSE Deployment

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By Joe DeSanto, Jennifer Huber, Mike Cifelli
| Cisco Blogs
Every CIO faces the same question right now: how do you secure an AI-powered, distributed workforce without adding more complexity to an already overloaded team? Cisco IT faced that question—and built the answer. In 12 months, Cisco IT reduced help desk cases by 18%, cut security incident rates to near zero, and eliminated 20+ legacy VPN options—all while securing AI adoption at scale. Here’s how they did it, according to the engineers.
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Indoor Cellular Coverage Just Got Easier

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By Jennifer Huber
| Gestalt IT Verified
Distributed Antenna Solutions (DAS) aren’t new. I’ve been hearing about DAS solutions in my profession dating back fifteen years. DAS solutions commonly solve the problem of “We can’t get cell phone coverage (at all or for Operator XYZ) in the basement of the building”. Often, this situation arises in medical facilities where visiting physicians need to be reachable by their personal cell phones wherever they are in the building.
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Superconductivity and charge density waves caught intertwining at the nanoscale

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By Jennifer Huber
| Stanford University
Room-temperature superconductors could transform everything from electrical grids to particle accelerators to computers – but before they can be realized, researchers need to better understand how existing high-temperature superconductors work.
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